As of January 12, the New York Yankees offered Cody Bellinger a five-year contract worth $155-160 million. This information comes from Bob Nightengale who reported the contract does not have deferrals.
When you’ve won three World Series titles in a row, it might feel tempting to rest on your laurels and run it back with the same group that brought such an extended period of success.
Front offices often sneer at the very thought of trading one of their organization’s top prospects, but sometimes championship expectations call for equally powerful risks.
After seemingly losing out on both Cody Bellinger and Bo Bichette, the New York Yankees are between a rock and a hard place. Kyle Tucker has long been one of the best free agents on the market, but the Yankees never seem to look his way.
The New York Yankees started the offseason with the primary objective of re-signing Cody Bellinger after he opted out of his contract. The former National League MVP declined the $22.05 qualifying offer to place himself in the free agent market.
The New York Yankees are reportedly shifting gears this offseason after reaching an impasse with primary target Cody Bellinger, and Toronto Blue Jays infielder Bo Bichette was looking like a likely alternative.
Iván Nova always wanted to be a Yankee. Growing up in the Dominican Republic outside of San Cristóbal, his father, Manuel, passed on a passion for the Bronx Bombers.
The New York Yankees are in a post-Cody Bellinger world. It's not a place they wanted to be after negotiations with Scott Boras' versatile slugger dragged on until January, and the two sides found themselves at an stalemate.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
Cody Bellinger played the New York Yankees to perfection last season. Moreso than Juan Soto did the year prior. The fact is, Soto would have made his $700+ million deal whether he played for the Yankees, Cincinnati Reds, or the Guangdong Leopards in the China Baseball League.
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The New York Yankees have been eerily quiet to start the MLB offseason. After bringing in Gerrit Cole, Aaron Judge, Juan Soto, and Max Fried in recent years, many expected another big offseason from Brian Cashman.
Even though he has a meeting set for January 12 with an NL East powerhouse, the New York Yankees are still prepared to go for Bo Bichette. Yankees fans have heard that before, but now it seems more likely that they've moved on from Cody Bellinger.
Man makes plans, and God laughs. The Yankees find themselves in the common yet somewhat uncomfortable situation of planning for the rotation they might have, the one they could have, and the one they might be forced to have.
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The word going around town is it would take New York Yankees' Carlos Lagrange or Elmer Rodriguez for Milwaukee Brewers' Freddy Peralta. If the Yankees want to do anything noteworthy this season, they can't sit around and do nothing.
The New York Yankees are still yet to land a major league signing outside of their organization, and a National League rival is in talks with the same Washington Nationals starter they may be after.
The New York Yankees have had a quiet offseason. While the Yankees re-signed Amed Rosario and have also made a number of other smaller moves, New York has yet to land a star free agent or trade acquisition.
The New York Yankees used MLB’s arbitration deadline to close out a major offseason checkpoint, ensuring all eligible players agreed to terms for 2026.
The only thing true New Yorkers love more than an outright superstar is a scrappy underdog who finds a way to succeed despite setbacks, disappointments, and utter failures.
The Yankees announced they’ve reached an agreement with infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. for the 2026 season. It’s a one-year, $10.2MM deal, reports Jack Curry of the YES Network.